The company is bringing clean water to communities in Argentina, Colombia and Venezuela.
An interview with Brazil’s environment minister in the 2000s.
Venezuelans fleeing crisis at home have now become victims of armed conflict in Colombia.
#womenASCOA: Professor Maja on the Importance of Persistence
Professor Maja focused her remarks on the importance of persistence, perfectionism, owning your mistakes, having self-compassion, and tracking progress.
AQ looks at four rivers and one infamous bay that underscore Latin America's water crisis.
#womenASCOA: Managing Stress in the Age of the Hustle
The panel, which featured leaders from HSBC, Merck, and White & Case LLP, focused on how to manage stress in the age of the hustle.
The 2019 race might not yield major political shifts, but the next president will still face unknown territory, says Professor Arturo Porzecanski. The first round-vote takes place October 27.
Based on polls, it's possible that Evo Morales's party will lose the two-thirds majority in Congress but retain a slim absolute majority in both houses, writes AS/COA's Holly Sonneland in this Q&A.
#womenASCOA: Opening Remarks and Marian Salzman
“In every way, drive change,” said Marian Salzman of Philip Morris International in her keynote address.
#womenASCOA: Making the Ask, Closing the Gender Gap
The panel, which featured a sociologist and executives from McKinsey, Goldman Sachs, Moody’s, and Bloomberg, talked about asking for what you want and closing the gender gap.